Forest science, mountain landscapes and local history. Find another reason to get outside.
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Winter in and around Prince George
Some days there is light left; some days you bring your own. Make an evening walk around a familiar route, checked footing and a short, satisfying return.
3 min readWinter day trips and weekends
Discover Wells in winter through its snowy trail network, colourful mining-town streets and a long tradition of making the most of the season.
3 min readCabins, history and winter nights
Visit Barkerville’s quieter winter season through its snowy streets, gold rush winter stories and the practical details of a self-guided visit.
3 min readCabins, history and winter nights
Learn how winter road access changes a hike near Prince George, from Hungary Creek cabin approaches to the difference between a road and a trailhead.
3 min readCabins, history and winter nights
Make a winter night near Prince George worth looking up for, with bright stars, realistic northern lights expectations and a practical way to choose a view.
4 min readWinter nature
A smooth white forest floor can conceal tunnels, stored food and animals getting on with winter beneath your feet.
3 min readWinter nature
Fresh snow changes the way a forest carries sound. The hush has as much to do with the spaces between crystals as with the winter landscape.
4 min readWinter nature
On the right morning, bare twigs acquire a delicate new outline. The crystals growing on them tell a story about invisible water and a cooling night.
4 min readWinter nature
A few prints across a snowy path can turn an ordinary walk into a story about movement, food and the neighbours you rarely see.
4 min readWinter nature
For deep-snow mountain caribou, winter can lift the forest floor towards food hanging in the trees. Snow, lichens and old forest have to work together.
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